Articles by Carl Velasco
LG Made A 27-Inch Monitor You Can Take Anywhere
No speakers, no webcam, no unnecessary components. LG’s Neo Art display is a 27-inch behemoth that’s ultra-portable and features a USB Type-C port for power and video.
The Alienware Area-51m Is A Full Desktop PC Crammed Into A Laptop
The beastly Area-51m sheds Alienware's tired old design staples and introduces a bold new aesthetic. That and some earth-shattering specs coupled with an eye-watering price.
SanDisk Unveils The World’s Largest-Capacity Flash Drive With 4 TB Of Storage
The world’s largest-capacity flash drive is here. Well, sort of — this SanDisk prototype doesn’t even have a name yet, but it’s a super tiny 4 TB storage stick with USB Type-C.
Why New TVs At CES 2019 Are Suddenly Announcing Apple AirPlay 2, HomeKit, And iTunes Support
It’s pretty uncharacteristic of Apple to allow HomeKit, AirPlay 2, and iTunes to run on rival manufacturers’ devices. But there’s one simple reason it’s doing it.
Intel Wants To Build Laptops Of The Future: Introducing Project Athena
Intel thinks the 5G and artificial intelligence are crucial to the next generation of laptops. With Project Athena, it’s asking all sorts of PC manufacturers to bring that future closer.
T-Mobile Goes After AT&T For Giving Phones A Fake 5G Logo
AT&T’s 5G indicator, rolled out recently to select phones, is just a sticker. Or at least that’s what T-Mobile thinks it is with this latest shade.
The LG Rollable OLED TV Is Real, And It’s Coming This Spring
LG’s newest OLED TV rolls up when someone wants to watch TV and then retracts to its base when not in use. It’s officially launching this spring with a hefty price tag.
Samsung Bixby Is About To Get A Lot Of Google Integrations
Bixby will work with a lot of new tech partners down the line, including Google. Expect integrations for Google’s main apps soon, including YouTube, Gmail, and many others.
HP Unveils 65-Inch Gaming Display With G-Sync HDR, 144 Hz Refresh Rate, Yours For $5,000
HP’s latest gaming display, called the Omen X Emperium 65, is a massive gaming display with G-Sync HDR baked in. Featuring a refresh rate of 144 Hz, it’s shipping this February for a cool $5,000.
Nintendo To Stop Creating New Home Consoles In The Future, Says President
Nintendo could move away from developing standalone home consoles in the future, according to its new president. It also plans to make more smartphone games.
Apple Mocks Android’s Security Issues At CES 2019 With A Massive Billboard
Apple is a regular absentee from each CES event. This time, however, it decided to make an appearance by putting up a billboard that mocks Android and its many security issues.
Jabra Elite 85h Headphones Feature Noise-Canceling, Ultra-Long Battery Life, 2 Digital Assistants, And More
Jabra’s new Elite 85h headphones sound like it’s going to be one of the best in the market. At $299, it got hands-free assistant control, 32 hours of battery life with noise cancellation turned on, and much more.
Huawei Sends A New Year’s Tweet — From An iPhone
Huawei wished everyone a Happy New Year in 2019 by tweeting from an iPhone. The social media employees involved have since been allegedly demoted, and their salaries have also been reduced.
Amazon Showroom Lets You Design A Virtual Living Room With Furniture Before Purchasing
Amazon has finally debuted Showroom, a virtual living room for furniture shoppers. With it, customers can see how a living room will look with certain items before hitting the purchase button.
Twitch Re-Suspends Alleged Domestic Abuser Following Backlash Over Briefly Letting Him Back
An alleged domestic abuser has been banned from Twitch once again after being briefly let back in. The accused streamer, Luke Munday, was heard assaulting his wife in a Dec. 9 'Fortnite' livestream watched by thousands.
You Can Now Have The Vuzix AR Smart Glasses For $1,000
As promised last year, the Blade augmented reality smart glasses from Vuzix is finally here. With very few, if any, apps available at the moment, the thing might be a tough sell at $1,000.
Google Chrome For Windows 10 To Get Dark Mode: Here’s How To Enable It Now
A newly uncovered bug report suggests that Google will also be bringing native Dark Mode support to Google Chrome on Windows 10. It will be trailing the macOS version, though.
LOOK: Xiaomi Allegedly Developing Foldable Phone With Three Panels
A video of what’s believed to be Xiaomi’s foldable device has leaked on Twitter courtesy of Evan Blass. Whereas Samsung’s device folds in two halves, Xiaomi’s take has three panels, two of which fold backward.
This Space Monitor From Samsung Attaches At The Edge Of Your Desk
Samsung has unveiled three new gaming monitors. Not only do they boast topnotch display quality, but they’re also keen on everyone having cleaner, more flexible workspaces.
Microsoft Wants To Get Rid Of Passwords In The Next Version Of Windows 10
No need to login to Windows 10 using a password anymore. Microsoft now lets users in the Fast Ring of its Insider Program receive unique login codes via SMS, and soon everyone will be able to use it, too.
Windows 10 Finally Beats Windows 7 As The World’s Most Popular OS
Windows 10 is now more popular than Windows 7 in terms of market share. The milestone comes three years after Microsoft first released the operating system.
Tim Cook: Apple Could Lose $9 Billion In iPhone Sales Over Weak Demand
Apple has revised its forecast for Q1, dropping the original number by $9 billion. Cook cites weakened iPhone demand, particularly in China and other developed markets, as the reason for underwhelming sales.
Mozilla Says Its Thunderbird Email Client Will Get Major Improvements This Year
Thunderbird is bound to get a lot fresher this year. Mozilla has just announced a roster of planned updates for the email client, among them an interface revamp and a total structural rewrite.
Rumor: New Nintendo Switch Model Will Only Support Handheld Mode
The Nintendo Switch will see a revamped model that can only support handheld mode, according to an analyst. Another analyst says there’ll be a Pro version of the console as well.
New ‘Fallout 76’ Content Confirmed For 2019: New Vaults, PvP Mode, Player Vending, And More
New content is coming to 'Fallout 76' this January. Not only that, but Bethesda also confirmed the new features, most notably Player Vending, are coming at some point this year.
Google Is Going To Fix Terrible Lag Issues On Chrome OS Tablets
The Pixel Slate has performance and lag problems, especially while in tablet mode. Fortunately, Google might be working on a simple fix, but a rollout schedule remains unclear.
FCC Approves Google Project Soli: What To Know About This Advanced Motion-Sensing Device
The FCC has given Google the go-signal to use advanced motion-sensing devices aboard aircraft. These sensors, part of Project Soli, must still comply with aviation rules, however.
Indie Game App Meditations Will Give You A Free Title Every Day In 2019
A developer has launched a launcher called Meditations, which will let players try a different game every day for the entire run of 2019. There were a lot of developers involved, but exactly which ones are a secret for now.
Samsung Working On Budget-Friendly Bixby Smart Speaker: Rumor
A cheaper Galaxy Home smart speaker powered by Bixby is on the way, new rumors say. There are no details on pricing or release date at the moment, however.
An Easier Way To Find Out Where You Can Stream Any Movie
Just Watch helps you find out whether a film or TV show is available to stream somewhere and lets you compare prices. No need to manually look for them on all platforms you’re subscribed to.
